Starkville Daily News - 2016-10-05

• SA football coach speaks to Columbus Rotary Club
• County lake work continues amid acquisitio­n talks
• Walmart plan in jeopardy
• Lottery talk still likely to engage that predictabl­e political coalition
• Shirley Dawgs boutique expands to Starkville
• SA girls advance in soccer playoffs
• C.E. “Pete” Blake
• Parker to sign copies of "Trespasser­s Talking"
• 7 admit sham marriages and crime reports in immigratio­n scam
• Kemper Project delayed again at a cost of $33 million
• Suffering Saints
• Facing facts and enemies
• NTSB: 1st recorder recovered from train crash wasn't working
• Historic warship heading for Vicksburg
• Duterte tells Obama ‘you can go to hell,' warns of breakup
• Weird science: 3 win Nobel for unusual states of matter
• Chicago proposal to revamp police misconduct probes advances
• Veep debate: Pence, Kaine making the case for top candidates
• Google gets aggressive with new phones, other gadgets
• Hurricane Matthew slams Haiti, takes aim at US East Coast
• Grandparen­ting lessons
• Davis helps East Webster offense with good performanc­e at plate
• Lady Vols win, and have fun going about it
• Basketball practice starts for MSU men, women
• Men's Tennis
• Women's Tennis
• Howland sees Bulldogs go through first practice
• Gamecocks offer more on defense
• Dobbs drama continues with Tennessee
• Pouncey healthy enough to rejoin Dolphins at practice
• Prescott continues to be great in Dallas in absence of Romo
• HOROSCOPE
• Seniors lead blowout win over Bruce

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